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I want to compare performance between my garbage collection at C++ and C#’s. It is possible to call GC.Collect() manually? (I want to run it at specific moments.)
There is no way to disable the garbage collection in C# outside of using unsafe code. You can force the garbage collector to run by calling
System.GC.Collect()or one of its various overloads.Full MSDN Documentation: http://goo.gl/gc7mQ